What’s in a White Claw Surge?Ī White Claw Surge has six ingredients, which are very similar to those of a “regular” White Claw Hard Seltzer: purified carbonated water, alcohol, natural flavors, cane sugar, citric acid, and sodium citrate. It was only a few months ago that White Claw, the apex predator of the hard seltzer world, launched Surge, a hard seltzer with high alcohol content. Crafted using our unique brewpure process and only the finest flaovors to deliver a bold wave of pure refreshment and a hard seltzer like no other. Here’s what to expect in the fizzy new drink, and what dietitians think about it. Blackberry Spiked sparkling water with a hint of fruit flavors. “It’s basically providing alcohol with a hint of sweetness and carbonation.”īut due to the hard seltzer’s larger size and boost in ABV, you may be wondering how it stacks up in the nutrition department. “The goal of the product seems to be an alcoholic drink without all the high-processed ingredients and syrups,” says Beth Warren, R.D., founder of Beth Warren Nutrition and author of Secrets of a Kosher Girl. Fans of the brand are especially excited that the new release coincides with plenty of Americans getting fully vaccinated before summer hits (outdoor barbecue, anyone?). White Claw Surge is available nationwide at local retailers and. Available now in a variety pack with Blackberry, Natural Lime, Blood Orange and Cranberry.
People are already freaking out about it on Twitter-so much so, that the drink was trending after the news dropped last week. The hard seltzer brand is taking summer fun into fall with a drink higher in alcohol content but still refreshing in flavor. Surge Variety Pack At 8 alcohol, White Claw Hard Seltzer Surge is a stronger wave of refreshment. The new Surge also comes in summery blood orange and cranberry flavors.
That’s a definite increase compared to the original White Claw, which comes in 12-ounce cans and contains 5% ABV. The new White Claw Surge is sold in 16-ounce cans with 8% alcohol by volume (ABV). White Claw, the hard seltzer that’s built up quite the reputation as a fruity light beer alternative, has a new drink rolling out across the U.S.-and it’s getting plenty of buzz already.
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